What Can Animal Law Learn From Environmental Law?

Randall S. Abate, George Washington University Law School

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Table of Contents

Highlights from the Second Edition:

• Three new chapters addressing how food law and policy can be a valuable mechanism for enhanced protection of animals. Coverage includes consumer protection litigation involving false advertising claims, industry challenges to plant-based meat and milk, and animal and environmental law and policy considerations concerning lab-grown meat.
• Expanded coverage of cutting-edge procedural topics with three new chapters on impact assessment, enforcement, and regulatory avoidance. Expanded coverage of climate change with two new chapters addressing innovative proposals for enhanced protection of animals in the face of this crisis.
• New chapters on a range of pressing themes at the intersection of animal and environmental law and policy including rights of nature, greenwashing and humane washing, animal testing, and an emerging area known as “animal socioequality.”

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